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, me a year ago that vuoshsof Mi. and Mr% James, Wodia mqjjey will , f . . was that,Stmtford and.a-ensall I e and 'XisisL 'Stott- eagaged in harvesting and owing bo many years. to it. I .
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I had svve v"7 y,, c�*e;Wi Mr. -and Mx& Garnat Oudnro and favoroble, Weather ecaditions during 7%o waspber
clinka Vvnouteed, the, and, Mr. and Mrs. James McQueen the future as in, -the past. Furbher, wj --untill � xy o"wn is w* 4�iv'- . I . 11 I �
� $� ' � -V�ben I left Aylmer in last week.. � - , -he -points out that groyers- who sell games i Tleiisall leading - a f0ldly of Toronth are visiting in the pa4, o6upko of weeks or so, the a,n4 quite a large ,nuniber avo Vwt-
. 1-11 .'M%OdLs w" secretly Afiss vible't Pet�rie of 'SaUh Ste, nearest home get the' . beat prices. recent game� when, 0trathird won, by 6dwn. - - I yield 4*�)protty good, while root crops img the woocb and swa�npo for *0, � . t. .- "
---11._1- * i�endlT�g her holidays- at Culls s,odd in the home ' markets often ,�. scol.e �of "; - . .11
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_50sil"m A, ". .�, that am ,e ened th, ,Mr. John
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"'r " . , 1, � , I I I I I . , paii't keep a goodulm the home of ,her sister, 'Mrs. Robe et more than fancy.fruit"shipped to ov�ewng last was, a m(O'st exciting one Township -of Hibbert. and, Mr.'and we beliove, Is ,W be successor to Miss would make an � abund�mt yieu . ,
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�� op he eaw tabEcicatJ& his .. -, Allen... ' distant cities."'But selling culls any- I . X
�111111511 I ""I" � ' weft G. Gibbings on, the Banlk of MoU6- 'The hoeing of bee , js�now.giviM'
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""Ti'i �,,�q of Aylmer .�s a sell last week. , and win out and which lea to the Ac- 1.9undaY -guests With Mr. W. L, Mae- realtstaff as Miss lGibloons intends in -a good deal of ftMIoAnlent an 4 0
I'll t ,�,, %am 1"Xice the Price down, badly, and lessens the ,00ry of Hensall by the above men- LeTen, and ,Mr. and' I&S., RGY Mae- the near future,going-in-0-Me part-, yield is very-pxofmlis&ng� , d flid .1 .1
iI� � , , _1 '111 ;V��.,11 I � X,!, Of, tilv late F. D. Hutchison, 'Mr. John, Ratteebury and children desire o�,, the. buyer for th rtA
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. , "I , '' �h , '4Z70 umt1v6s of TuckersnAth,,and, week. STANLEY latter, catcher; for Hensall, Kerslake, Albert`Sbirray, turned' fraw spending a few vireeks' I - .
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" I E�1,1.��' �� _� , ''. '---- CONSTANCE . troit called on, friends, on the, Goshen plate um,We, Shaddock of, Hensall. MT. -and Mrs. Harold Halliard left 1=4, left the firstpart of -this week Vsed Cars to be sold at 1 -
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I , F ,, I I'll .. .. � Yarmouth townslilp and I I . Line on Sunday. Mr. Martin taught The Hensall boys are receiving very the. first part of thU! week for 134ight's for (hoffida,ye. . . I . .., A j
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� "� . , 'in the Goshen school over 40 years much praisO for this game and their.:qrove where they Will camp for a Mr. John doulter has ,been confin,. Greatly ReducedFrices- [ ' � - ,
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11 4 I Put., "Nitch?l Hepburn, when Warwick. * . '
. .6��, 1 this sectio -n since that time. a fair attendance. Another game Mr. ,George Dined'ale, member Of so from a severe atta;k of sciaticEL 0 4.
.. �01,7 ��, 14 26 years of age, was elected Mr. and ,Mrs. Leo, Stephenson spent 1927 Ford Tour'ing
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111,111, I. ' fT6,m Bran- -but will, au doubt, makd -good T - .
, ,.�, I I meive, )of Yarmouth and four yeary last week in .Ba-igden. . Rev. E. A. and ,Mrs. Poulter and will be played here Frr&vy evening, ithe Manitoba Legislature, ec,ov
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. ".. aft", nvus eleetW member for West Mr: Lerweglyn Andrew of Prince A]- son, George, -of Brownsville visited July 27th, between Ingersoll and don, 'Man., accompanied by Mes. Dins- ery and, regain his usual aelliby. 1927 Pontiac Sedan .
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,14 for -a few days with friends in Stan- Hensull. dale and ,family, are visiting with The odcIfellows of 'Hensull Lodge I 4 A
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, � - � � . . os. s4st4t;, Mrs. B. B. & ley. Monday, August. 6tb, has ,been pro- Mr. andMrs-. G. C, Petty, Mrs. John No. 223 held Dc4oratjon, ,Se i 1929 Esse I
, I Siornlierly head:b.yAhe late Roh , Th _ tephenson, last ' rviees at � �
I .1 � I '%` 1. , Mr. and Mrs, Wilbert Johnston 0'! clainierd Civic ,Holiday. Dinsdale and. rehvtivos -in Hensall and Rensaii, union cemetery and also at
, ,,��. Cavrothers, Minister of Labor in the week. . I '
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,.. 1'.1.11 '... ith Thamas Rev. Mr. Bremner of Brucefiold Kippen. I I MeTagigart's cemetery a f6W miles 1932' Ford Coach ' , t. I
'�11 I Booden Cabinet, and, a seat that -was � Mr. and -Mrs. P. Gardiner of Lon- Robinson. and family. preached *w1th much aweptance -in , The auction sale of Mr. John SheP-, east on Sunday aifternoon last. Meet- . 4
', , ,,, itionall, -don, visited with Mrs, B. B. Ste,phen7 'W, and,Mrs, Frank Boyd of Nia the United Church on 1jund1ay morn- hard's held qn,Saturdhy, was well aft- ing at the lodge 1932 Terraplane Sedan .
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, '� , ,V�& y Conservative, held, f room at two o'clock �
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I I 1�,; many "years by'the I -ate AndTew In- .son ,on Sunday. .
Am��,'�, I . . ' Mis gara Falls sq�ent a few days wi,th their ing last and Rev. Mr. ()handier of 'tended, and was a very successful sale. they marched to. Iffie soldiers' monu- I
11 pt- , gram, ajoibboad conductor. Mr. 'Charles Parsons and I I 10
'5fl ' a R La, ont Kippen delivered a very intereoting n. in front h To
I ", us n, .Mrs, Mrs. 'Charles Hart an&,little son que t of (b e wn Hal where ,1928 Hudson Sedan
� ��. - rl%e�y'taike theix politics seriously, Amy of Blyth visited Mr. and Mrs, co ' - - oy in -
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1111.- le"t the Liberals do,, for Elgin E. Adams. � IM,r. and Mrs. James M-nistrong sermon in t,he evening, A -t ,.the and daughter of:Twonto, are spendL thpy decorated for fallen. herom '
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I ..... ", at ,and family of Rosetown, Saskatche- mbraiiing service Miss Florence Welsh ing soTn6 weeks with, 31T. and Mrs. Past D. D. G, M. Hudson of Forest, , 1929 Hudson Sedan . N If
',,ji", � ,,, il��ounty was a hot -bed in '37. That The Sunday school Picnic was held' I . .
.1 _ , wan, are visiting with the former's rendered very pleasantly a solo en- A. Foster and family. who was,askod to take charge ofithe .
1". , " iTit PaVMile to, this day. 'Our home in Goderich on Tuesday when, every- ( I
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�, fs1p mother, Mrs. Wilson Armotrong. *led "Alone with God" and a t the Mr. anAl Ivris, ned Hess and Mr. dec�.reti and several others to chooso
... 5',,� . was directly opposite the Aylmer one enjoyed a real day's, outing. .. on services, called upon Rev. . ,, . I.
,. � and 0VIrs. George Riess have been vis- W. A' Young'for a few ieknarl.�s, to _.. I �, #
, �,, evening service MT. W. 0. GoodWin. I . �
., public school. dn' the election of 1911 A large number of.,#he ladies at- --W� .
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g,:,� ". the To,ry children. wor6 ,blue hair- tended the W� M. �. and W. A.. meet- sang very nicely that w,,J-1 known Ited 1by. a nuTnber ,of relativez and, which ,he fittingly repffitd.toThe ba�e- from.
f6't,".- , ribbons and blue .neckties; the Re- ing held at Winthro-p last Friday, HILLSGREEN . I . hyniA "Jesus Saviour, Pilot X�-." some from'4uite a distance. .. i1iren then, raotored first Hensall .. . .� V
Vg � I . � Improvements have, recently been Union Ceiiietery where quite a large I
�V former ohildwn, bays and- girls, wore when an. interesting meeting was � At Caven Presbyteril'an, Rev. W. A.
1,�: - red. The battle of the ballots, hot ,held. . � . M�ss Mien and 'Miaster Clarence Young itolokthe iveT�&e in his usually made to the Rank ofMontreal Office number of depai�tod Oddi,,aows and,. Gasoline ... 24c per galloiX � -
�� - . I . ,the way of re4paidting, varnishing ,Rebekah novembers' graves were dec- . �
. as itt' was, bad to back up. Heir sMx. and Mrs. W. E. Hinchaey of Love vi:slt�.d, their uncle and aunt, Mr. able y0anneir and at !St. Paul's An- "n TVTA ryr 'I .. �'l , ,
�, � A 11_11___I� 'D- Ift'r- In.__1__ and re -lettering signs the work be- o.r..&.a Bro G J Sutherland was + I 10T. all^ �
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boy, it was "over the to -P71 F�r blue
Seadvr callem 'on Mr. and Mrs. E.
"afrns- on Tuesday,
an -d Mrs. U. Xviloir and children, near
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pre6ched very acceptably.
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caled �,pon for the opening part of
11�'- ' - ribbons ,ind ties. ,,
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Mr. and, Mrs. Fred Elliott were
Master Regis and Patrick Aubin,
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�ixmel Pres yterian Church a,
. 'Ono of our rinks in a recent tourna-
the service, after which a -hymn was 11 -Plate - Batteries
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ment Seaforth made a rvory good,
[showing' capturing first -prize. The
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and -Rev. M. B. Parker were called'
�' * burn government has started �out
?son on Sunday afternoon.
and Mrs.Maxim Denno,me near Blake.
by Mrs.. Margaret MoLaren, Irene
rin,k was conVosea -of Mr. 'Alfred,
upon for sho,rt addresses, following 13-Plate'Batteri,es ... S6J.6 .
.t�, right. They chopped off $2,000 each
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or.fzranisrt and choir leader, is co-oper-
Miss Edna Cochrane, R.N., is vis-
Deters, *tabel workman and Irene
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which Bro, Wesley.Moore, a Past D. I .
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kins, of Hinsdale, Ill., and also tak-
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and Allan McDonell.
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D. G. R, wa,s called upon to give Regular Heavy Tires at one4 '
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Airs. Reid.Trott, have returned'f"On'
G. C. Pttfy, Wilson Carlile� George
E Fee and, W. R. Dougeal motored
the beautiful decoration charge which ,
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he ve'ry imoressively and then third less than standard
Mrs. Jot;-eph Love; Mrs. L. Forsythe,
�: q dollars havebeen lopped off thepay-
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'Mrs. Mossop -is spending a few
'hibition in Chicago,'
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to Goderich on Monday evening last
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� . isheets toT those who did rxitbang tu
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days'with friends in Bayfield.
Miss Aftnie Jarrott attended ,th�e
friendis in Windsor and T 0.
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to attend a ispe,cial meeting in the
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'M, -the closing part of the price. .
'., , .- .., earn it but draw. their - pay, and', to
;3fis.ses Gladlys, and EmIlly Boat,ty
Godierich �Sumrrer School last week.
MT.- and Mrs. Knapp' of Windsor
Groderich Lodge.
gave
m -vice, af�er Which the brethren mot- I .
-, ., make sure the money will. not figure-
I � again an the now Liberal govern-
of London are on their vacation.
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'Several from this district attended
Mrsp* Fred 1111ayes ,of Moose Jaw,
Sa,k-, visited Mrs. Blanche McAllis-
,were week end, ,jisitors at the home
of Mrs. Lammie andfamily.
1Ch,rch services in the United
ored to MIcTaggart's cemetery, re- . I
� �. I hj�entls pay sheets, 11,Mitch!' her. -grab-
bed the strings, and'has got
anniversary services in Bayfl.eW .- Pres-
byteria' Church Sunday,
ter, also Mrs. Walker during- the
week. Mrs, Hayes intends leaving
,Master Ross Green and co . usin,
Church on the cdm�lng Sunday, July
29th, willbe at the usual hours of 11
peating the decoration, service there.
Past D. D. G, M. Petty p1la,ced flowers
Hudson Terraplane Distriba"
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I . Harry Nixon and Attorney-'Gen,Bral
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Harvest ,is progresising at ,a. rapid
for her 'home on Thursday.
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M .-Hugh Doig of Kippen, 0
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a .. ,and, 7 p.m. Rev. Mr.,Brenmer
and
on the momuniemt at H�ensall and a]- _.
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rate in spite of the'extreme heat .
3fr, and Mrs. Albert Keys an,A
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an extended motor trip through the
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States th-eir� Miss Mar-
of Brucefield will take the morning
is* on ,the grav�es at Hensall Union .
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: t, and a lawyer raised on a farm, and
Crops in general are looking good,
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family of Exeter visited at the home
with aunts,
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Mr. Eberhaxt of 9,4�afo'rth spentth,
of Mr. andl Mrs, Ross Lolve. "
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week end in .Varna.''
We axe glad to report that little
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- . Chance haS the Poor grafter got. with
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M,r- -George Beatty, ST., Mrs E
B�e,atty, alTs. M. Beatty and ') ';�
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Helen Love egughterof Mr. and Mrs.
Ross Love, is recovering nicetly from,
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GOING FORWARD,WITH SEAFORTH
I other former, with an eye, f0r the
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Edyth 'Beatty -motored to Listbowel
I she received to her axm while
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one day �ast week.' .
playing.
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Jowett'L�� Grove.
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green Church met on Wednesday,
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Brucefield W
withdrawn itsmeetings for July and
Auguisj. The minister is utilizing
July l&th, at the church,
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Taking the game all through, it
Thompsion picnic was, held on
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Wednesday afternoon at Snowden's
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In-jef, 'bright servi6es. The attend-
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amoe is increasing. Miss Davidson,
:�L ,�a ice r was taken to Scott
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,.. -returning the pregsure play and a-
or.fzranisrt and choir leader, is co-oper-
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when 1,6rrre, Ells" 4t+��i ,dnd
. guin gave McGee plenty of work.
a -ting heartily ass is al4o the choir
KIPPEN
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assisteod -by Mrs, Fingland. All the
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. the fw,,.t half La,vis; had to save two
offerings at these meetings are de-
voted, to the -M. and M. Fund�
' T�Irs. Frederick Janes, Moose Jaw,
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I more shots ,but from farther out as
Visitors in the villaje-. Miss Reta
4c"!mpanded by Mrs. Orchid Thomp-
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. � I the full backs kept Egmondville well
Mc;Leod- Regind, Sask., with Mr. and
s"on, we're recent visitors at the home
I out.
Mrs. Jot;-eph Love; Mrs. L. Forsythe,
,of their cousin, Mrs. Earl Sproat and
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Torowo, with ,her parents, Mr. and
Mi -s. R. W. �Hoy- Mrs. Neable and
family., .
Iffi-. 1. E. Da,�ies of Toronto will
; I Thirty-five minutes were all that
sons. Ross and Bobbie, Toronto, at
speak in St. Andrew�s United Church
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could be played in the second half
tl�c ihonje of Mr. and Mrs. R. Living
on, Sunday morning neA, July 29tb,
and even then the last part of the
,4to-ne; Mr. and Mi -s. Jo,seph Renn,et�
at 11 o'cltockr4n the.interests of the
,;.. game was played in senii-darkness un-
with their daughter, uMys. Joseph
Ontario Temqjerance Union. Serg-,,ant-
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. der apale green moon. For the first
David -ion. at �Port Elgin. . I
Major George Dinsdale, M.L.A., of
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. five minutes ,of the second half,
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Mr jal,r,le., Bishop has returned
Brandon, Manitoba, and his son will
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BrueeAeld had the say but af t,er, that
home ,after ,visiting vrith his daugh.-
s'"�- Mr. G. Dinsdale is an, old Kip-
. 1�&.on&ville had an edge for about
ter Mrs, Russel Alderson, at North
pen- boy whom -we are proud, to we'
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1. . 20 minutes and -gave Levis plenty to
Ba�.
come back. In, tbe evening Sergearti-
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worry over. Wdl-son Wright rnissed)
George Baxrows has returned to
.Major Dinsdale will give an address
a great chance when 'he only had
Pierson, Ma -n_ after is -pending -everal
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in St. Andrew's United Church and
I . -the goalie to beat after 15 minuteg
weeks With 'his brother, C. Barrows
membeirs of his farmfly will assist
I ,of play, and Glen Smith drilled a hot
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and other relative, in the ,i cinity.
with the music. ,
one at the Brucefield, goal but again
ja,mes McCall of British �Columbla,
Rev. W. A. Bx'emT*T of Brucefleld
Lavis — ed, it out A Ni,�hDlson
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conducted the mo inn- services in St
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. ,placed a nice corneT kick but the Mr.-,. Art McCall. . Andrew's United Church -on Sunday �
` . ' IVIM. 0 L&UITL fell down beavily
�,T", , -and allowed the visitors to catch up
Brucefield backs, Bateman and Hick-
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Robert Skelton of Vancouver, B.C.,
last and gave an interesting and in-
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I nell, cleared to the side line out of
is aguest of his ,sister, Mrs. Thomas
spiriog serin)on on. "The New Coven-
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Marshall. �
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.a��", , Aistses "Mary and Florence
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Taking the game all through, it
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Hewitt-Tui'pp -
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I lost.from actuad playing. The Bruce-
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A quiet wedding was soleninii
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field team 'had a slight edge on the
at the ,Manse on Monday, jul'y � �ITd; �
:�L ,�a ice r was taken to Scott
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play with Egraondville giving them
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when 1,6rrre, Ells" 4t+��i ,dnd
i orial Hlospital, Seeforth, and
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a good game. Ferg. Bullard refereed
I and did a job, but he bad an
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Claretta Irene TAIA "' W" ^ 11 ' . te, . & + in
mIaTriage, Rev. - ' ep �'
operated on inimediately Lfor appqn-
dicitis. Her -many friends are gl�d
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easy time of it because of the clean
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rrrlinis�ter of Du# urch, *.a ,.
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that her conddtion is impmving -
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The young couple . , 11 "ide - I
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The union, picnic of St. Andrew'z
United Church and Hillsgreen Churen
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. fficknoil, Bateman; ba.lfs, Coo� Rog-
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was -held on Friday afternoon last at
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erson, Pepper; forwards, Dentfield,
Baird, R-qtherford,; gubs.,- Jarrott,
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the seventh "d should have been
Jmvett'ls Grove, BaYfleld During th-d
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.pp e, n.
relieved by Rolly Stewart,
,afternoon softball games were en -
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Egmondvi - Goal, McGee; full
ffle
The Seaforth tesan put
, on a poor
disiplay times
joyed bY, the spectators as, well as
those taking part. A ,bountiful pie-
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backs, IvWone, A. N1eh,o,Ison;_ halfs,
, son, ,Kruse- forwaTdS,
McQuaid, Wet,
of all at and didn't
show the style of game they arecap-
nic supper and ice cr"m was served'
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C. Flannery, J. Flann.eTy,'H. Nichol-
able of Playing. Even at that the
to a large cro,wd. After supper the
races for ,old.
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McKay alid Doig.
British Consols team were not a
great deal better and, except for the
young and were run
off An enjo�.able time was bild by
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feated.
Sergeant�Major George Dinsdale,
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'The British Oonsols sefflor team of
Dy McMaster and FTed Cooke Of
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M.L.A-, with his wife and family of
grandlon� Man., are guests with Mr.
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Toronto defeated the Se'af6rth soft-
ton umpired-.
and,Mrs. Robert Dinsdale and otber
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Br. Oonsols 2 5 1 0 �O 3 0, 2 3-16
friends in this contnunity. Mr. Geo.
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game. FuTrAbles., errors and miss-
SehSorth
Dinsdale is an old KIppen bloy who
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plays led to the downfall of the lo-
Co�sol&--�O'Neri.Li 3b.; Pa;yne,, 1b.;
has made good and has not been home
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Bridgen, 2b.; Fryer, sA.; McDowell,
r f Tade V r"'Al- 1.0 ",--I-
for twenty-eight years. His many
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` . ' IVIM. 0 L&UITL fell down beavily
�,T", , -and allowed the visitors to catch up
* ,y ,I., . ore, . .; e,
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Py to meet him and renew acquaint-
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ances. * �.
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Wright, 1b.; E, Rennie, c.; � Taman',
Mr, and W. L. Mellis vi,ited
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11. against Seaforth's eleven,
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T.f.- Burgess, 11.; McGregor, c.f.;
Plam't, 3b.; Cudmore, ,p. I I .,
-mith friends in ,London recently. . �
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S. T. HOLMES & SON
were As go _d as Paddon of St.
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." Thomas, who was see
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HENSALL
�� , urday previous. Dick beganpitching
Collegiate 9 .6 3 12
. Funeral Directors
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A reciW' will be givon in'the Town
�:_ ,bot"the loes,la knocked ,him out of
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Egniondville 9 4 5 8
Hall, Hensall, Thursday evening of
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Industries 10 4 6 8
-next week by.the pupil# of Greta H.
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��:z'_ tbe, fiM. 'SeaXoTth scored six r1his
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T� an t1wt in-aing with eleven men get-
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There are only five more,ga-mes, to
be played in the Town League scfio�-
Jani�nie, A.TJC.X, of mmsil, piano,
violin and guitar. An interesting fee,
SERVICE
,,,, 1. and two Ieft
,f,,�..rl . Itling up to bat on, bases-
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dule before the play-offs. The see-"
tumof Ithis progrum will be the pros-
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N141" �,.. I rM.11,Cudiftore, went the route for Sft-
r,,,,r .
�'J, '.- forth an4 had *no lqni- strike-OUt,
and and third teams play a �,sud&u
death-
entation, of part of Gq:dle%t% Toy
Syiyq),ho,n,4y. r'lad" 1%%y,
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The SeA �ice is the same
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1,;O:,�,' 'klk WotheT FrM* W" the' victITIA
�'r.�,
,game, the winner to,in4et the
top team In two gwnves for chaw,
httmjorous
and draniiatio reader of Toronto, will
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ekardless of the price.
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T Industries came fh-11-A -;-hl-
Mrs. Femner of Amtmal is (h ---
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destiny of 6eaforth anct in a
sincere effort to advance its interests and to enlist the
co-operAtion of .Seaforth and district in the progress
of their neighborhood� a number of the pro . gressive
merchants and business men of Seaforth are using the
-columns of The Expositor to convey their messages of
good will and their offerings of good merchandise and
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go(�dyalues. I - . .
These merchants have been in business for, many
years. They.could not have survived the great econ-
. omic stress—especially during the last f
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they did not give their patrons good service and more
than full value. '
I Prosperity in Seaforth depends to a la ' rge degree
on home industry and home activities. The more mer-
chand.ise we purchase in Seaforth,
spent with our local firms, who, in most cases, pay the
taxes that keep the essential community services oper-
ating, the more will our comparatively greater pros-.
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perity remain, and even greatdr,pr'osperity abound for
our town. We are in far betfer condition than many
similar size communities, and if we will all get togethe�
and co-operate, Seaforth will really go forward.
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Real Prices on Threshing Roasts
" Threshing Roasts will be Delivered reasonable distances.
Smoked and Cured Very Choicest QuilitY
Meats of 'all Kinds . of all Presh Meat9
. Have you tried the Tender Waffle Steak?
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CHRISTIE'S MEAT MARKET for Service and NAY
Phone 58 - 11. Seaforth
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PASTEURIZED MILK AND CREAM
"A Bottle of Milk Means A Bottle of Health"
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Milk contains every element of food value,. in
the most delicious form obtainable, but be sure
that the milk you'use is Pure Milk. Try a bottle
of Silver Creek Milk to -day; we know that you'll
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M. E. CLARKE � TRANSPORT i� � -
to Toronto and'Wermediate
Points .
Bonded and Insured Carriers to transport merchandise of every
description, quickly,, safely arLA economically. ,
' LOCAL, LONG DISTANCE HAULING
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Phones: 187 and 9. Toronto Phone-, Adelaide 7305.-
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,j l�,'�'. , , _ of the (Br%Wh C;onadls te" oa Otis, jdeTeat,4d tble Ckgl4*t82M 4,3 in & *stiff. , r,, a d, i Wolth Mollumedd Works,, W., E. Chapman, Prop.
�,M� Ill," - $6 n h.P wffe,
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*'K,,,:-i�, tti . Wk struck out Mir wbile W- but amu8ling ,94*,�. Neither 6& The fatrAly #:f the Itte Mr. end Mrs, Complete Amerals from . Practical Experience for-oveT Fifty Years."
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K� .,I �A.. .1 . gfti�o- clouted out iseWorth's (party, so reemits had to be taken 11A Toronto and Xitdhow, 4 -re iZ'Ke . I 11 I Direct Importer, and Manufacturer of
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One of the most Com -
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Garages in the county.
Expert Mechani ' es us-
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Guarantee Satisfaction.
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Main Street - Phone 187
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.Bell Engi ne and
I Thresher Co. ,
Seaforth,'Ont.
Manufacturers of
Threshing Machines,
I Boilers and Engines
We have for immediate
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� 'One 28v5o -,�deoiid hand Goo,di-
son Separator.
'One 2SX46 sbcond hand Me-
'Cormick-Detring Se,parator,
,One 24x4O Rebuilt Bell Separ-
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0ne 2-8x42 second hand, Water -
1,00 SeparatoT with Straw
Gulfting,attachnient. I
One 20-�30 reeonditi�oned Rumiley
oil pull T.ractot,
One 20-36 'RtecomEtioned, Bell
Imperial Tractb-r,
I at attractive prices
Main* St. - Phone 35
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I Representing s t r o n g
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vice and, settlement of '
claims; policies that
protect you at lowest
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